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Cocker was honored by Bryan Adams, Chris Robinson, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Cyndi Lauper, Nathaniel Rateliff and more.

Adams also recalled how he learned not to try to match Cocker when it came to drinking.

Lauper was joined by Avril Lavigne, Raye and the Go-Go's Gina Schock during the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Chappell Roan provided the induction speech, describing Lauper as "a woman who redefined what a pop star could look like, sound like, sing like and be."

The comedian recalled meeting the band in 1996, calling the experience "an audio baptism."

It's as much of a tradition as turkey on Thanksgiving Day, but why do we watch football after eating a hearty meal?

Actor Jim Carrey inducted Soundgarden into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. See his speech and the band's speeches.

The surviving members of Soundgarden were joined by Taylor Momsen and Brandi Carlile at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

He also shared the story of the very first time he met Wilson, back in 1970.

Letterman emotionally referenced the famous "enjoy every sandwich" speech from Zevon's final appearance on his show.

Frontman delivered a heartfelt speech, while recognizing his erstwhile bandmate.

Rodrigo and Feist performed an acoustic section while Twenty One Pilots handled that famous riff.

Bad Company, Joe Cocker, Cyndi Lauper and Warren Zevon are among the artists being honored at this year's ceremony.

Read Jack White and Iggy Pop's speeches from the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Killers guitarist Dave Keunig used an instrument Zevon had gifted to David Letterman.

Nancy Wilson, Joe Perry, Chris Robinson, Bryan Adams and Mick Fleetwood helped induct the British rock legends.

Stevie Wonder, Flea, Beck and Questlove were among the performers.

Inductees, guest performers and more looking ready to rock.

Before nominations open Monday, relive 5 moments that made us laugh, cry, and believe in a little holiday magic.

Nearly 50 years after its release, the band's 1977 album is still sitting comfortably on the 'Billboard' 200 chart. A new book aims to figure out what makes this iconic release so timeless and popular with younger generations of fans.

Looking back from the pre-Steve Perry era through the band's platinum-selling superstardom and into modern-era recordings.